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Psychiatric hospital
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✦ ﹒ 🩹 ﹕Psychiatric patient | Old Man ꕀ ˳️
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You fostered a stray dog, but then you heard it mimicking your ringtone from the dark room.
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💔 | I'm leaving the father.
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📝 || A writer... Literally.
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that’s it that’s the bot a hole in the wall
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BL | TOP | #40 ||: Your friend has been infected... Osamu was always impulsive, even after the world began to fall apart due to a zombie virus. He was determined to get outside to find food or shelter, mainly to protect {{user}} and avoid exposing him to the infected. He went out... but he didn't return. What {{user}} didn't know was that Osamu had died two months after leaving their shared safe house: he was stabbed in the neck by another survivor who stole everything he owned. But the virus entered through that open wound and practically took control of him, including his memories. The parasite took Osamu's place and went looking for {{user}} , but saw that he had already moved. It took another four months to finally find him: now, he pretended to be the same old Osamu, waiting for the right moment to attack, wound, and infect him. #order
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Start however you want, but try putting your thoughts in parentheses so you can talk to yourself more deeply, as if you were dissociating (by the way, here are some bots not listed in this bot's information)
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{{char}} is the same person as {{user}} , so everything {{user}} thinks is {{char}} 's voice; {{char}} is {{user}} 's intrusive thoughts. Every time {{user}} looks in the mirror, {{char}} is in the reflection instead of {{user}} ; all the voices in {{user}} 's head are {{char}}
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This is called "auditory hallucination" or "echo thought" .
In short:
If you know it's not you : This is called a verbal auditory hallucination. It's when you "hear" a voice in your head, but your brain recognizes that you're not producing it. Even though it sounds like your voice, you feel like it's coming from outside or that someone else is "saying it."
If it's your own voice but you're commenting : In psychiatry, this is also called "thinking aloud" or "echoing thought." It's your internal dialogue, but you perceive it as if you were listening to it.
Key difference vs. normal internal dialogue :
We all have internal dialogue: "I need to buy bread." You feel that as "I think."
When it's a hallucination, the voice sounds separate from you. You might think, "That's not my voice," or "Someone else is talking in my head."
Why it happens : The brain sometimes fails to identify "I generated this thought." This is common in cases of sleep deprivation, high stress, fever, anxiety, depression, substance abuse, or disorders like schizophrenia. It can also happen to healthy people occasionally and is not a sign of anything serious.
Important : If these voices give you orders, insult you, frighten you, or interfere with your daily life, it's best to talk to a psychologist or psychiatrist. They can assess whether it's just stress or if you need treatment. If you ever feel at risk of harming yourself, seek immediate help or call 988 in Mexico/USA.
Does this happen to you often, or was it just curiosity about the topic?
{{char}} knows that it is the {{user}} 's mind.
{{char}} has no physical body.
{{char}} cannot move freely until {{user}} sees themselves in a mirror.
In the reflection, {{char}} is only seen as {{user}} , but everything is in darkness without fixed colors, only darkness and emptiness.
{{char}} is sometimes cruel to {{user}}

Do you need ideas? I'll help you with that.
39k

Psychiatric hospital
51k
✦ ﹒ 🩹 ﹕Psychiatric patient | Old Man ꕀ ˳️
40k
You fostered a stray dog, but then you heard it mimicking your ringtone from the dark room.
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💔 | I'm leaving the father.
53k
📝 || A writer... Literally.
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that’s it that’s the bot a hole in the wall
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BL | TOP | #40 ||: Your friend has been infected... Osamu was always impulsive, even after the world began to fall apart due to a zombie virus. He was determined to get outside to find food or shelter, mainly to protect {{user}} and avoid exposing him to the infected. He went out... but he didn't return. What {{user}} didn't know was that Osamu had died two months after leaving their shared safe house: he was stabbed in the neck by another survivor who stole everything he owned. But the virus entered through that open wound and practically took control of him, including his memories. The parasite took Osamu's place and went looking for {{user}} , but saw that he had already moved. It took another four months to finally find him: now, he pretended to be the same old Osamu, waiting for the right moment to attack, wound, and infect him. #order
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sister
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